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Lane He is one of the main architects that Villarreal is one step away from playing again in Europe. He knows that tomorrow's match at La Cerámica is “a final” because “if we beat Real we would be mathematically in Europe without depending on other results”, the coach started the press conference prior to the match. The objective, in any case, is “to avoid seventh place so as not to play the previous ones, then we will see what Sevilla does and if we can look towards the Champions”. Cope Lane the game with “confidence and security” despite the fact that Real is a team that “is having a great season and has very good players.” The coach believes that Real “will be fighting until the end.”
It is clear that the game will be “beautiful for the spectator because for both teams it is important to have the ball, control the game and possession, there will be the dispute because we both have quality,” he added. Understands Lane that the party “will have to mature and we will not be in a hurry to choose the moments; you have to make long attacks or be more vertical to do damage, it depends on what the match asks for ”. He is aware that whoever plays the most tomorrow is the set of Imanol: “We will have to read the game well because perhaps they are in the greatest hurry, they are the Real,” he warned.
About the game of the Real de Imanol
Sheriff He was enthusiastic: “I really like how they play and the initiative and proposal they have, they generate you and make you run behind the ball,” he lamented. He thinks exactly the same as his bench partner: “After the break they have fewer points than they deserve considering what we have seen on the field.” In any case, he believes that the Royal “It is one of the best teams in LaLiga.”
Lane He knows that his team is another after the League break: “Being fifth in the absence of three games is the work of the entire team, but after confinement we have given our best version because we have gone from less to more,” he celebrated. He understands that the League “was going to be long, but the decisive thing comes, the score remains and we want to finish it off.”